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Jennifer, STC publishes a directory of programs in tech/sci communication.
I know that they are updating it--we sent in updated information about a
year ago. There are a number of very fine graduate programs focused on
technical and science writing/communication.
Good luck.
Alexander Friedlander
Director, M.S/B.S. Programs in Technical and Science Communication
Drexel University
(Complete address below)
>Where are schools that offer degrees in tech. writing? Are they poly-tech
>universities? I have a generic degree in English (I didn't have much
>choice of schools - I had to consider money, spouse - you know how it goes).
>I wouldn't mind going back to school for more tech. writing training. Is
>there somewhere I can find out what schools offer tech. writing?
>Jennifer in Phoenix
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Alexander (Sandy) Friedlander FRIEDLAC -at- DUVM -dot- OCS -dot- DREXEL -dot- EDU
Department of Humanities and Communications
Drexel University
Philadelphia, PA 19104
ph: (215) 895 1819
